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Inside both Rust and C++ there are very well developed tools (eg smart pointers) for dealing with memory allocations. These tools were never written to be compa
by Paul-ish 6y ago
Inside both Rust and C++ there are very well developed tools (eg smart pointers) for dealing with memory allocations. These tools were never written to be compatible with each other, so you lose them at the language boundary.
- xxpor 6y agoThat makes sense. I do 99% C, so any time I even have to think about C++ it unfortunately turns into C with classes rather than C++, so I'm really not as familiar with the smart pointer options.